Apache Rave at The Apache Meetup in NL

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Apache Rave is a lightweight Java platform for personalized web pages built with widgets like OpenSocial gadgets and W3C widgets. It provides a customizable and multi-platform mashup engine for assembling personalized content without the complexity of traditional portals. The project was initiated in 2010 and became a top-level Apache project in 2012, reusing other Apache technologies. Future plans include expanding social and sharing capabilities between widgets.

Technology

http://rave.apache.org
Jasha Joachimsthal
Web developer at Hippo (www.onehippo.com)
Apache Rave & Apache Cocoon committer
jasha@apache.org

Apache Rave

Who knows...

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Apache Rave

What do they have in
common?

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Apache Rave

• Personalized

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Apache Rave

• Personalized
• Gadgets

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Apache Rave

• Personalized
• Gadgets
• NOT a portal

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Apache Rave

What is Apache Rave?

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Apache Rave

Web & Social Mashup
Engine

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Apache Rave

Lightweight Java
platform for widgets
• OpenSocial gadgets
• W3C Widgets
• ?? your own widget

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Apache Rave

Personalized content

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Apache Rave

Customizable

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Apache Rave

Multi platform

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Re-use of Apache projects

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Initiators

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Apache Rave

Timeline

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Apache Rave

Timeline
• December 2010: OpenSocial Europe Summit, ﬁrst
brainstorm & discussion session

• January 2011: draft for Apache Incubator proposal

• March 2011: Apache Rave enters the Apache
Incubator, existing code is donated

• June 2011: ﬁrst release: 0.1-incubating

• January 2012: proposal to graduate

• March 2012: Apache Rave becomes a TLP

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Apache Rave

Why Apache Rave?

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Apache Rave

Why Apache Rave?
• Old style portals are too heavy and difﬁcult

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Apache Rave

Why Apache Rave?
• Old style portals are too heavy and difﬁcult
• Client side technology

Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

Apache Rave

Why Apache Rave?
• Old style portals are too heavy and difﬁcult
• Client side technology
• Gadgets are easy to write

Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

Apache Rave

Why Apache Rave?
• Old style portals are too heavy and difﬁcult
• Client side technology
• Gadgets are easy to write
• OpenSocial standard adopts features fast

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Apache Rave

Features

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Apache Rave

Features
• Skinnable
• Mobile & desktop view
• Personalized pages
• Widget store
• Admin interface for users & widgets
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Apache Rave

Features
• Pluggable security / authentication
• LDAP, SSO Header authentication
• OAuth
• OpenSocial gadgets
• W3C Widgets
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Apache Rave

Future

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Apache Rave

Future
• Extend social capabilities (social context)

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Apache Rave

Future
• Extend social capabilities (social context)
• Sharing pages (OpenSocial Spaces)

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Apache Rave

Future
• Extend social capabilities (social context)
• Sharing pages (OpenSocial Spaces)
• Inter-widget communication (Shared context)

Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

Apache Rave

Future
• Extend social capabilities (social context)
• Sharing pages (OpenSocial Spaces)
• Inter-widget communication (Shared context)
• CMS integration (Hippo :))

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Apache Rave

Demo

• http://localhost:8080

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Apache Rave

Links
• http://rave.apache.org (documentation)
• http://wiki.apache.org/rave (proposals)
• http://docs.opensocial.org
• http://www.w3.org/2008/webapps/wiki/
WidgetSpecs

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1. http://rave.apache.org Jasha Joachimsthal Web developer at Hippo (www.onehippo.com) Apache Rave & Apache Cocoon committer jasha@apache.org

2. Apache Rave Who knows... Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

3. Apache Rave Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

4. Apache Rave Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

5. Apache Rave What do they have in common? Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

6. Apache Rave • Personalized Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

7. Apache Rave • Personalized • Gadgets Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

8. Apache Rave • Personalized • Gadgets • NOT a portal Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

9. Apache Rave What is Apache Rave? Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

10. Apache Rave Web & Social Mashup Engine Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

11. Apache Rave Lightweight Java platform for widgets • OpenSocial gadgets • W3C Widgets • ?? your own widget Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

12. Apache Rave Personalized content Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

13. Apache Rave Customizable Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

14. Apache Rave Customizable Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

15. Apache Rave Customizable Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

16. Apache Rave Multi platform Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

17. Apache Rave Multi platform Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

18. Apache Rave Multi platform Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

19. Apache Rave Re-use of Apache projects Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

20. Apache Rave Re-use of Apache projects Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

21. Apache Rave Re-use of Apache projects Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

22. Apache Rave Re-use of Apache projects Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

23. Apache Rave Re-use of Apache projects Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

24. Apache Rave Re-use of Apache projects Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

25. Apache Rave Re-use of Apache projects Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

26. Apache Rave Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

27. Apache Rave Initiators Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

28. Apache Rave Timeline Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

29. Apache Rave Timeline • December 2010: OpenSocial Europe Summit, ﬁrst brainstorm & discussion session • January 2011: draft for Apache Incubator proposal • March 2011: Apache Rave enters the Apache Incubator, existing code is donated • June 2011: ﬁrst release: 0.1-incubating • January 2012: proposal to graduate • March 2012: Apache Rave becomes a TLP Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

30. Apache Rave Why Apache Rave? Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

31. Apache Rave Why Apache Rave? • Old style portals are too heavy and difﬁcult Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

32. Apache Rave Why Apache Rave? • Old style portals are too heavy and difﬁcult • Client side technology Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

33. Apache Rave Why Apache Rave? • Old style portals are too heavy and difﬁcult • Client side technology • Gadgets are easy to write Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

34. Apache Rave Why Apache Rave? • Old style portals are too heavy and difﬁcult • Client side technology • Gadgets are easy to write • OpenSocial standard adopts features fast Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

35. Apache Rave Why Apache Rave? • Old style portals are too heavy and difﬁcult • Client side technology • Gadgets are easy to write • OpenSocial standard adopts features fast • The web is social Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

36. Apache Rave Why Apache Rave? • Old style portals are too heavy and difﬁcult • Client side technology • Gadgets are easy to write • OpenSocial standard adopts features fast • The web is social • The web is mobile Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

37. Apache Rave Features Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

38. Apache Rave Features • Skinnable • Mobile & desktop view • Personalized pages • Widget store • Admin interface for users & widgets Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

39. Apache Rave Features • Pluggable security / authentication • LDAP, SSO Header authentication • OAuth • OpenSocial gadgets • W3C Widgets Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

40. Apache Rave Future Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

41. Apache Rave Future • Extend social capabilities (social context) Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

42. Apache Rave Future • Extend social capabilities (social context) • Sharing pages (OpenSocial Spaces) Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

43. Apache Rave Future • Extend social capabilities (social context) • Sharing pages (OpenSocial Spaces) • Inter-widget communication (Shared context) Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

44. Apache Rave Future • Extend social capabilities (social context) • Sharing pages (OpenSocial Spaces) • Inter-widget communication (Shared context) • CMS integration (Hippo :)) Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

45. Apache Rave Future • Extend social capabilities (social context) • Sharing pages (OpenSocial Spaces) • Inter-widget communication (Shared context) • CMS integration (Hippo :)) • External widget store Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

46. Apache Rave Future • Extend social capabilities (social context) • Sharing pages (OpenSocial Spaces) • Inter-widget communication (Shared context) • CMS integration (Hippo :)) • External widget store • ... Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

47. Apache Rave Demo • http://localhost:8080 Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

48. Apache Rave Links • http://rave.apache.org (documentation) • http://wiki.apache.org/rave (proposals) • http://docs.opensocial.org • http://www.w3.org/2008/webapps/wiki/ WidgetSpecs Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

49. Apache Rave Questions? Apache Meetup 26-04-2012

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Rave\n
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Personalized: it&#x2019;s MY content and I defined which blocks are on the page \nThey all use OpenSocial gadgets that can be reused (see Evernote gadget)\nStudents can write gadgets. They already write apps for smart phones.\nThey look like portals, but don&#x2019;t use portal technologies\n
Personalized: it&#x2019;s MY content and I defined which blocks are on the page \nThey all use OpenSocial gadgets that can be reused (see Evernote gadget)\nStudents can write gadgets. They already write apps for smart phones.\nThey look like portals, but don&#x2019;t use portal technologies\n
Personalized: it&#x2019;s MY content and I defined which blocks are on the page \nThey all use OpenSocial gadgets that can be reused (see Evernote gadget)\nStudents can write gadgets. They already write apps for smart phones.\nThey look like portals, but don&#x2019;t use portal technologies\n
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Mix of several technologies. Some parties are interested in the front end (ROLE project), some in the backend, social features (Sakai).\n
OpenSocial: initiated by Google to exchange data on social networks (Hyves, MySpace)\nW3C Widgets: targeting for mobile, mainly driven by Nokia\n
Just as I can choose my own bag of M&M&#x2019;s, in Rave the user can define which content he sees.\n
Other skin\n
Other skin\n
Desktop, iPad, mobile\nThe web is anywhere now. \nStudents with smartphones who are bored in public transport -> social media!\n
Desktop, iPad, mobile\nThe web is anywhere now. \nStudents with smartphones who are bored in public transport -> social media!\n
Shindig: OpenSocial container. Wookie: W3C Widget rendering. Tiles: modular pages.\nOpenJPA & Jackrabbit: persistence. ApacheDS: LDAP\n
Shindig: OpenSocial container. Wookie: W3C Widget rendering. Tiles: modular pages.\nOpenJPA & Jackrabbit: persistence. ApacheDS: LDAP\n
Shindig: OpenSocial container. Wookie: W3C Widget rendering. Tiles: modular pages.\nOpenJPA & Jackrabbit: persistence. ApacheDS: LDAP\n
Shindig: OpenSocial container. Wookie: W3C Widget rendering. Tiles: modular pages.\nOpenJPA & Jackrabbit: persistence. ApacheDS: LDAP\n
Shindig: OpenSocial container. Wookie: W3C Widget rendering. Tiles: modular pages.\nOpenJPA & Jackrabbit: persistence. ApacheDS: LDAP\n
Shindig: OpenSocial container. Wookie: W3C Widget rendering. Tiles: modular pages.\nOpenJPA & Jackrabbit: persistence. ApacheDS: LDAP\n
Diverse community\nCode base is growing\n
SURFnet: SURFconext collaboration infrastructure. Demo &#x201C;portal&#x201D; based on OpenSocial\nMITRE: non-profit organization. Intranet &#x201C;portal&#x201D; based on OpenSocial\nOGCE: science gateway, widget store & rendering of OpenSocial gadgets\nHippo: content management & portals. OSS Watch: knowledge of Open Source projects, involvement in Wookie community\n
We&#x2019;re going fast!\n
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server side, web 1.0, mobile?!, no communication between portlets. specification is evolving slowly\nSmart clients, client side saves data\nStudents can write gadgets\nGoogle has personalized search results\nAlso using mobile phones at home on the couch\nMobile gives opportunity to show content based on your location (am I on the campus or not?)\n
server side, web 1.0, mobile?!, no communication between portlets. specification is evolving slowly\nSmart clients, client side saves data\nStudents can write gadgets\nGoogle has personalized search results\nAlso using mobile phones at home on the couch\nMobile gives opportunity to show content based on your location (am I on the campus or not?)\n
server side, web 1.0, mobile?!, no communication between portlets. specification is evolving slowly\nSmart clients, client side saves data\nStudents can write gadgets\nGoogle has personalized search results\nAlso using mobile phones at home on the couch\nMobile gives opportunity to show content based on your location (am I on the campus or not?)\n
server side, web 1.0, mobile?!, no communication between portlets. specification is evolving slowly\nSmart clients, client side saves data\nStudents can write gadgets\nGoogle has personalized search results\nAlso using mobile phones at home on the couch\nMobile gives opportunity to show content based on your location (am I on the campus or not?)\n
server side, web 1.0, mobile?!, no communication between portlets. specification is evolving slowly\nSmart clients, client side saves data\nStudents can write gadgets\nGoogle has personalized search results\nAlso using mobile phones at home on the couch\nMobile gives opportunity to show content based on your location (am I on the campus or not?)\n
server side, web 1.0, mobile?!, no communication between portlets. specification is evolving slowly\nSmart clients, client side saves data\nStudents can write gadgets\nGoogle has personalized search results\nAlso using mobile phones at home on the couch\nMobile gives opportunity to show content based on your location (am I on the campus or not?)\n
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This list can be extended by your input (next session)\n
This list can be extended by your input (next session)\n
This list can be extended by your input (next session)\n
This list can be extended by your input (next session)\n
This list can be extended by your input (next session)\n
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Rave project page\nOpenSocial documentation\nW3C Widget specification\n
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